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Para una clasificación «dúctil» de «democracia militante»

open access: yesRevista Vasca de Administración Pública, 2013
With this essay, the author faces the issue of protected democracy with a comparative approach in order to propound a new classificatory perspective.
Lucio Pegoraro
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The Hidden Dimension of the Protection Granted as a Result of Filing a Complaint with an Administrative Court (Reflections on the Act of Withdrawal of Countersignature by the Prime Minister [PDF]

open access: yesKrytyka Prawa
Following a complaint to an administrative court by two judges, the Prime Minister used the self-revision procedure and revoked his countersignature of the Presi-dent’s official act.
Zbigniew Kmieciak
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Aufsätze /Articles: Demokratischer Protektionismus. Eine kleine Geschichte französischer und deutscher Menschenrechtsligen

open access: yesTotalitarismus und Demokratie
This contribution analyzes the “Ligue francaise des droits de l’homme et du citoyen” (LDH), founded in 1898, and the “Deutsche Liga fur Menschenrechte” (DLM), established in 1922, as early forms of a civic democracy protection.
Dominik Rigoll
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Constitutionalizing secularism, alternative secularisms or liberal-democratic constitutionalism?<br>A critical reading of some Turkish, ECtHR and Indian Supreme Court cases on ‘secularism’

open access: yesUtrecht Law Review, 2010
In recent debates on the constitutional status of 'secularism' we can discern three positions. The first tries to overcome the absence of 'secularism' in most liberal-democratic constitutions by developing a more robust theory of constitutional ...
Veit Bader
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Podemos et le 15-M : de l’indignation au gouvernement de coalition (2011-2021)

open access: yesCahiers de Civilisation Espagnole Contemporaine, 2022
This article questions the links between Podemos and the Indignados movement, by wondering to what extent this party founded in 2014 can be considered as “the party of the Indignados”.
Mathieu Petithomme
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On militant democracy’s institutional conservatism

open access: yesPhilosophy & Social Criticism, 2023
This article critically reconstructs militant democracy’s ‘institutional conservatism’, a theoretical preference for institutions that restrain transformation. It offers two arguments, one historical and one normative. Firstly, it traces a historical development from a substantive to a procedural version of institutional conservatism from the ...
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Memory in the Ashes: an Im-pertinent Dialogue between Tiempos del incendio by José Roberto Duque and Lo que va dictando el juego by Juan Antonio Hernández.

open access: yesCatedral Tomada: Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana, 2018
This writing proposes a reading of Tiempos del incendio (2014), by José Roberto Duque, and Lo que va dictando el fuego (2015), by Juan Antonio Hernández, as a remembrance and update of the events that happened in El Caracazo (1989).
José Javier Franco
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Continuing the Conversation on the Chilean Student Movement

open access: yesJournal of Social Science Education, 2013
This current article is an interview made with Francisco Figueroa. Francisco is a Chilean university student who was Vice-President of Student Federation from University of Chile between 2010 and 2011.
Ivette Hernandez
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Militant democracy and autonomy [PDF]

open access: yesPravni zapisi, 2013
The concept of militant democracy - understood as the restriction of rights in order to protect the democratic form of government from authoritarian threats - is fraught with tensions. The main one is this: is it possible for a democracy to limit democratic rights at its ontological core and still remain a democracy? The essay reviews Violeta Besirevic'
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Cine, izquierdas y democracia en Uruguay: tres momentos (1956-1990)

open access: yesNuevo mundo - Mundos Nuevos
Studies on cinema and politics in Uruguay have been consistently developed, but they have primarily focused on the “militant cinema”, during the late sixties. It is now necessary to undertake critical reflections that encompass a wider period. To address
Pablo Alvira
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